I have 3 expensive collector sculptures. Where can I sell them?

Question

Limited edition: 2 Mark Hopkin's solid bronze sculptures & C.A. Pardell Esteemed Warrior sculpture limited edition. I need to sell these collector items. Any SERIOUS ideas on where, how?????

Answer 1

We always put our artwork in the local galleries and it gives us the largest viewing of art aficionados.  We can put for sale to interested parties on the sculpture.  It is best to display them publicly before selling, in order to get the best price.  You can also put them on galleries computer sites with permission...for example, you can take a digital photo of the sculpture and email to galleries all over the world and let them know you have the item for sale.  Many modern galleries now have computer displays with their showings.  Good luck

Answer 2

Of course ebay always comes to mind and that might actually be a good possibility, but only with a reserve bid.

I would contact an art dealer in your area for ideas.  Or if you know of an estate auctioneer, s/he may be able to give you some leads.  An auctioneer might even be able to include your items in an upcoming large auction.

You could advertise them in a local paper and at local galleries.

I've included a few sites that might be worth investigating.  Best of luck with it.

Answer 3

http://www.ebay.com/

Answer 4

Google Doyles Gallery

Answer 5

ebay

Answer 6

I still think that EBay is your best bet. Yet, the only thing I would do different is to really give good descriptions of the art. Plus where you purchased them, and a great deal about the artist him or herself. My boyfriend sells a great deal on eBay. He's a auctioneer and estate sales curator on the side. So, I've gotten a great deal of information from him about this. Just do your homework before you place it on eBay. Plus, don't be afraid to put it on a reserve. Meaning that if the bid doesn't at lease reach your posted price. It will not sale. I hope this helps you?